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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16
Paraiol Separtememt.

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rus. Sonuenffirmcn in Der Stabt
S4par3ieioenc YaraioIs-son rs es. bis 81.
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Sdparae GtIas. Sdirme gefittert unb nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$15.
fSarbige 8araiols un9efit erte-1.25 bis So.
Garbige Harafols, gefittertc, nit Spiten.
ran6-pon ESQ bis $l2.
stinSer.ParaIoIs ;n S5, so, rs es II. ST..
9anleu @eiBwaaren.
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eoriett'gSeifeu allsr GrOben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu $1.60.
CONNER @au;e llebertueien, in @roeen bon
2s-44, gu 40, so unb 60 gts
Cine biibide sluspabI bon SiIl II. Spiben-
bauben fur Ainber bon 25 es. bis 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16

Surge ainbsrileiScr ron 66 es. bis $3.50.
@cscid)nete une einfade SGpsi;er bon l23
Gents auiipdrts
8oroirte llebsrtleioer ;u 50 unb aufndris.
8orSirte eaIbmir SearfS bon $l.5O-$2.
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l.50, so nno auipGrts.
Sameu StrnmpiiOrten.
8rauae 8aIbrissan, gutter Aualitdt, su 10,
IL, Is, 16, 20, Is, 80 Gts. unb aufparts.
ginfarbise' Striimpfe-;u 10, IL, 10, 20,
25 Gents nnb aufpdriS.
Ginfade unb Gurus Seiosnii,iimpie fir
Wlaoden uno Stinber, in allen 8arbsn uno su
allen Yreilen.
GOriettz9epartcment.
Bon GoriettS balten mir bic $50 Bone, bic
8arner Bros, in allen 9Braben, bic vG. 2 q,
Die p. o., Die vI. @." uno bielc anoere
Marten, ;u dc, so, rs Cts. une 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16

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6amburs, pa.: vSeit Wo6en lit i9
an ent3iinbIi1em Rbeumatismus; eini.
ee Ginrsibunsen nit st. SafObssOel
linoerten meinenS6mer;en beoeuteHb.
Nm 10. Ottober 1886 i6rieb er: Be
itdtise bierniit meinen 8eridt, beifiis
geno, baB i9 nun sdn3lib aebeilt biH."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16
Npers "Hair Vigor' 1T Elm

Npers "Hair Vigor" iit elm
allgemeiu uncertainties 8erf66neruHgss
mittel. gs 1T polfdnbig barmlos, bas
bel Elm pirfiames uno angenebmes Wiits
tel unb bat ii6 baber einen b0ben &ang
unter ben Soiletten glrtifeIn su pers
i6affen gepuBt. Dies prdparat ma6t
f1maGes unb biinnes 5aar ipieber boil
unb iippig unb Dsrleibt ersrautem Saar
bic uripriingli6e Garbe uieoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16
6ausbaltnngsitoffe.

@cbIeidter Slid. Oumaf-3u S5. 40, as,
so Gents unb aufpdrts.
8rauner Samait su 25. so, 40 unb so eS.
9lotber Siirfifder iid.Damaf-;u 80, So,
40, so unb 60 Genis inb aufpdrts.
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tider, gutter @r06e, ;u 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 Gs.
unS aufndrts. 0robe tiirtiidc Sabe.9anbs
tiider su is, Is, 90 unb 25 Gents.
@efrauiies SanStiider;eus, bon $50 Cts.
Spiten. @orbanse gu l25. Is, 20, %, 80
Gents unb aufipdrts.
SrapirunaSjiofie su 10, IL unb Is Geuts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16

3ebn Geinbe 3iebi bu bir eber sroB,
Nls big ou bes einen nod puroef log.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16

= Das gr6Bte Eager bon 8epebr,
unb Reuolber, patroneH uno Stilien bel
piper & g 6ultbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16
Oe66al6 ii6er5eugt GuC6!

8Iounsinas unb iiirtiide auBenranbipited
in Cream, @eis, Beige uub farbis.
Spaniid)e @uimpure in Sdparh Cream
unb Beige, uno paiienbe einfahunssn.
Oamen.Saidsntider, tpsiSe, nit Gantaiie.
einfailuns, 3ierranb unb Baden; sIeidfalls
cine fd0ne auspabI bon Srauer.SaIdsnti'
d,ern an allen 9reiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16

8ran;oFide EsreaIs ;u s, 10, 123 II. 15 es.
0e,eidnstc 9atpns su %, 81, 5, 8u. 10 ts.
9Sei5er unb farbi9sr @luu-;u 124, 10, 90,
%, 35 unb so Gente.
gSei6e 9atpns gu 5, z, s, 10, 12i, is, 90,
25, 80, 35 uno 40 Gents. 8u baben in Bi.
ibops, Sietoria unb Snbia 9aipns.
@erFIde aaipns in allen S9atiirunsen Ron
Is bis ;r so Gents
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Gmbroioerie Separtemellt.

Sdbei;er gorbiruns bon 8 bis IS Cts.
gambrie 8oibiruns bon 24-50 CO.
aainioof Ginfafuns bon $50 gts.
5orbise 8nrbirunsen II. aubenrdnoc basu.
Gtirt 6louneins, bolle 9dnse .75-$2.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-16
SuiBelt Separteniellt.

Cine enbIoie guspabI in ioIscubsn Spiben.
Iorten: @sbptiide, iiirfiid)e, Gordon, gaIsn'
ria, Briton, Spanifde, GteuriaI, 6ebora-in
allen Breitsn, bon Der biIIisfien bis su Der be.
6en GIafie.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

M. Medili Is no doubt right in
thinking that bonds and aud mortgages
should bear a portion OF the tsxes of the
State, but his views are by no means
new. That subject has been ventilated
time after time, aud bonds and mort
cages have before been taxed only to
have the taxes modified and removed
Bonds, stocks and mortgages are Of
such character and species OF prop.
erty that 1t Is extremely diff cult to
levy an equitable tax upon them. Even
II located and taxed the burthen is
made to fall upon those who are already
made to bear the heaviest burthens-
those who own real estate and are Dor
rowers. The proper plan is to tax peo-
PIE for exactly what they are worth In
properly and values, regardless OF
species OF property. II q man owns O
farm he ought to pay the full taxes OF
such farm, no matter how heavily such
farms are mortssged. The farm is his
rs much Is IL there were no debt
against II. The attempt to tax invisi-
BILE property will only drive it out OF
the s ate, aud will be bar to invest
ing money in public Improvements.
Mr.. Medill will be doing the people
and the State greater service II he
will have change made In the assess
ment laws and the laws relating to the
collection OF taxes from poll-tAx payers.
Not less than &c. 600 In taxes might be
collected from the people who now pay
NO taxes at sll, and this would relieve
the pressure OF taxation of real estate
In . wonderful degree.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
Intsresled In Religious WORK,

'Are you at all interested in relig-
ious work." asked new pastor. "In-
deed am" replied the stranger, at
the other end of the street car; Il
have q mortgage for IS, 900 on the Y -.
NJ. C. A. building, the Presbyterian
pastor owes me three months rent,
I've just sold two town lots to the
Catholics, I'm trying to collar the
Methodist vote for my son, who is
running for the Legislature, and
picked up Baptist deacon on horse
trade, and hope TO fall from grace If
he didn't skin nae out of q Morgan
colt worth 5000 for an old ghost that
he'd doctored up to look more like A.
year than dime looks like q ten
cent piece. Say, you're the new Bap.
fist minister, amt you? Have you
found house to suit you yetr'
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
wANAMAKER's

rHILApsLPHrA. wednesd y. Feb. ,. 1887.
The Spe ,ial Sale is over
Stock-taking is over. Mat.
tiers at the store have re-
sumed their We nted course
save that prices on many
lines OF goods remsin at the
same low ebb as when the
Sale stopped.
No lowered prices can be
put up again, but the re.
naming goods at specially
cut rates have been reduced
to small lots-more than
enough to stock an ordinary
store, but not many as We
look at them. Buyers dur.
ing the last month have
reaped a harvest of bar
gains, and cleaners in the
same field may still have 9
rich reward.
We have gained what W.
W a n e d-room for the
wholesale goods that crowd
ed upon US at the opening
OF the year and room fol-
new goods that are now
pouring in.
We are in shape to serve
you better than ever; better
in comfort, promptness, cor
rectness and cheapness. w,
have kept steadily in vie y
your wants; your interests
your convenience, and have
tried to deserve your con
fidence.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
ON SATURDAY,
TIE kH LAY Of r aBkUAkY 1887,
The following desert Q /, real estate. VI

. at 2 o'oIock p. IN.
The following descritel real estate. viz:
All that certain plan alton and tract OF
land situate in Pencader Hundred, New
CASTLE Comfy and state OF Delaware, with
two-story frame dwelling house, Darn,
corn CRIB and other outbuildings thereon
erected), bounded By the road leading from
Glasgow to summit Bridge, by the new
public road called the Jersey Road, leading
from tho nrst mentioned 10 Kirkwood BY
land OF U. II. Ellison, land formerly OF
Richard 10. Hriti'h. land formerly OF James
l.. Veasey and otherl, more particularly,
bounded and described rs follows:
Beginning for no. At corner stone
situate In the sst Size Of the public road
leading from Pencador meeting house 70
the suck tavern, whore an ancient corner
hickory 10 said TO have stoei, which is also .
corner for said land late OF ijavid Reese and
running thence by rhe said road north 4
degrees wet % per has TO stone set at the
head offs au,l5. thonce by a new limo along
faid gully east ~ 2-l0 perchos 70 q stake al
the side Of q mill pold at hi2h water mRrk,
thence Crossing said mill pond south 80 de.
grets east ssk perches 10 another stake set
by the said u III pond at high water mark az
Aforesaid, thefcs north 80 desrses east l2i
perches 10 stake, being esuth 1 degrees
east perches from a corner marked black
oax, and thence south degrees cast ~
perc oes 20 the north line Of the "duthrie
tract" tbcoee with limo Of said "9uthrie
tract" ard with line Of No. 2 here after de
scribed sou,h 70 degrees west about lei
per shes 10 the west side OF the old tail race
thence down said tail race and bound In
with the western boundary line OF NO. 2 Il
tho line OF LANDS late OF David Reese, AND
thence souta 70 degrees west and binding IL
| said line 70 the place OF b o. inning, contain
Ing Is scres and 10 square psrcnss ofground
more or less.
No a. Beginning a. stone stsnding in .
| line OF land late OF David Reese, deceased, q
| corner OF land which John Cooper conveyed
TO james Mills being originally part OF tn,
% me tract, thence by the same line south
70 degrees west lot ITO perches to the .wos
| side OF the saw mill tail race, ihsn up the
| said race by the west side OF tho wator gates
thence continuing up the said west side O
| the pond ny high water mark TO the norti
| boundary Of the tract, thence cross the sale
pond south so degrees east S5k perches u
| the high water mark on the east SIDE OF IN,
pond. thence down the SAID pond by higi
| water mark TO corner stone Of part OF th,
| tract on the division, and thence with a lin,
VI the said land Forth So degrees cast 10
| perches to stone for q corner OF that par
| Of the tract aforssaiu conveyed TO Jane
N Ills, thence by one OF the lines OF said lam
south degrees east Al srches to the plac
| OF beginning containing So acres OF land, h
the same more or less. Book 7, Vol. II
page Il.
Seized and taken in execution as tn
/ property OF John Russell and Ostbarine
Russell, bis wife, and I. t.. and TO be sol,
by GILES JAMESON, sheriff
sherifs ONCE, Wilmington, January 1s
1887. i2i-eod is
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02


Feb 3. samuel Handy Brandwins Hid.
" ., W. and II. y. Passmors, Christi
ana Hundred.
I, Proud b N errtck. Christiana HID
/. 7, Delaware Oiarx. Pencader HID.
-" IL, A. u. Thompson, harness city.
+" IL, J. Frank Rigps Court House.
{" Is, J. N. Lee. RrNndywire HID.
" u. 1hoe. M. Ohsndlsr, Centrcviiie.
IL, George Hill, horssA Nadia.
" 10, Dsrr ckson d Trim0ie ,Bnnd'y Hid
II, Mary Z. litter, Pcncader Hid.
" 10 Nero Baekus. city.
10, II. Swayne. III. city.
:. a. Douglf So morrison, White Olsy
Greek Hundred.
/" u, jas. h. Olsrk, near Delaware City
I" ~, Defrickson q Oaliaway, hrand'y
I" RI Miller and Jos. Forwood brandy.
70, Thos. CLARK, New Css,ls I'D
=" - Washington Klnr. Pencader I'd.
. ~, Robert Mcfarlin. New CASTLE HID
4" ~, Nathaniel Thompson, Pencader h d.
" rs. samuel Brosdbent ". q. U. HID.
March l. John II Emory, N. q HID.
/, W. >. 1alley, NJ iiler and Jos.
rorwood, Chris lana Hid.
- 2, Jas. Y. MesilliSSn, Brandy HID.
,. W. X. a 4. b. hollingsworth,
8, W. X. Powell, Pencadsr Hundred.
7, Mofsriin b banss. N. u. no.
., J. ". Huiet,, klfIl Greek HID.
9, W. W. Calhoun. Red Lion hid.
9. .arr a Megginson, Brandy HID.
- 10. W. Y. Thompson, N q. Id.
Latimer b Hall. Ohristiana Id.
IL, No. 1222 Market street.
:" IL, Peoples b sheldon. Christi. HID.
IL, J. II. willard, To3 w. It'll st.
e Il, Ii. W. Mossley Brandy Hd
= II, q. J. rrsoks W q. q. HID.
15, ". \. Vane, W. q. y. I'd.
10, samuel Handy, brandy Hid.
" 10. ]. W. Guest near Clay IN nut
E" 17,Charles Il. Quest, Brandy Hid.
e 1s, A. Valentine, Brandywine Hd
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

We have also given much
thought to boys shrta Not
content to put . boys neck
band and shirt sleeves on the
body Of : mans shirt. You
can get plenty made that
way. but we want the young.
sters to have something bet
ter.
Dealers claim that there's
no money for them in we'll
made boys shirts. We've
proved that they're wrong.
"Our "Crown" and "Con-
queror" boys shirts have the
same qualities Of material
that are Used in mems sizes
OF those grades. Fit and
finish as thoughtfully looked
to. IS and IS cents.
Third counter from Chestnut street. wet
of Arcade, and middle Market street
entrance.
Special blankets for spec.
ial uses. Nothing we have
SO big and generous as the
"Tuckins," ID pounds to the
pair, S.. Needs nipping
weather TO make you appre-
ciate them unless you know
we sell them for less than
81 cents a pound, and
couldn't buy them now to
sell for less than IS cents a
pound. 93x99 inches. Sim
gle, 6 pounds; 81
Good buying time for you
when the Blanket man sees
packing time drawing near.
He sometimes cuts his prices
to suit the almanac.
Look at any Of our blink.
cts.
Or down quilts,
Or Comfortables
South west af rentre
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

lisa. CAasissAea had ne>Alng y g.
psGs tsoo CAlss, - ~ representative
haA veeed b kssp ths0 eae q The
country. Easeem eivilinA1aoa n this
eAss pass 10 shams TIE boAsssA elvillsA-
tion ol COR saltassd Rspueals. Wese
Of ths Mlssisslppl ~ Cslsatials ~ ~
gasdsd In The light OF pssks - - q
rid Of By aay oaAns ed - aulokly q
possible. They aes driven ftsm thsl1
honss = night snd ofsea killed undsu
circumstances Of wAnsoa oruslty. II
Any people under the sun have jasl
grievances against this country u b tte
Ohlness. Yet, with spiris Of f0rbsar-
sncs Asd forgiveness. thsy have tsu.
.. rArily at lsast lest sight OF thslr q any
wrongs and have come 70 The relief Of
the men who have smittsn them,
Lessons OF Cpristian charity osn b,
learned from the followers Of Oonfncius
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
A New Auction Firm,

VIM. A. Hukill and VIM. J. Lank
have taken out license to conduct the
auciioneering business In our city,
under the name OF Hutill n Lank.
They have had considerable experience
in calling sales OF real and personal
property, and are we'll known to our
citizens. Those who EN- ploy them will
find that they understand their business
and are promp. and reliable In every
respect,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

The PHILADELPHIA Democrats ere
still laundering aronnd. In the dark
trying 70 az mp ticket 10 b voted for
next Tuesday. Ons day they az mp
one and the next day they tsar II to
pieces, ~ there are bat few Who care
about entering upon . forlorn hope
kind Of . contest. 1t makes no matter
what kind OF . ticket they az mp, they
have NO chance anyhow Of eleotins IL,
and 90 they might ~ we'll turn In and
make the election OF the Repa bli,Hn
candidates unanimous.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

Returning Good For xvii.

The fact that the Chinese merchants
Of Shanghai have sent to Charleston the
sum OF 81 200 for the relief OF the suffer-
ers by the earthquakes should make
some Of our anti Chinese ranters feel
very much ashamed of themselves.
The congressman from South Csrolius,
who voted solidly against the Chinese,
should have their fingers burnt by
every touch Of this Chinese contribu.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

ANorHER doodle" sx-Aldsrman OF
New York has been ssnt 70 keep oom-
pAny with Jaehne and McQuade In
Sing Sing. II only took IN honest
jury IN hour and twenty milo tes to re-
torn . verdict OF guilty. Any less time
would have appeared like Indecent
haste to convict. Nov that the mills
Of justice ssem to have Tot their gudg-
cons Creased, sud honest men hsve
hold Of the crank, there IL . chance for
sending Gil the "ooodis" Aldermen Of
1884 70 the peultontiary.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

Tia great bulk OF orr
stocks is iresher and cleaner
than At any time for months
past. This i worth much
10 you in buying.
We mean that the Store
|shaN be more than ever your
|favo1ite.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

the finish and fit. More
thought on the fit than all
else. It's the vital point.
Quality is a matter OF cost
and makers honesty-wis-
dom is a better word; there's
foolishness in fraud.
Fit is a matter Of long
trying before q standard of
perfection il reached.
We make shirts that fit.
Three grades, "Cro wn."
|"Conqueror" and "Univer-
sity;" IS cents. $I.oo ard
$I.a5 each. Every grade
cut by the same pattern.
Cost varies with material and
finish, mostly with material.
Fit OF each perfect.
IS cent shirts are no nov
ielty. You can get shirts
much cheaper, but skilled
labor cannot be put in them
at that price. We cannot
recommend a shirt that can
be sold Tor less than IS
cents. We won't try to
make shirts to sell for less
than thai.
Our IS cent shirt is in
one respect as good as the
"Conqueror" or "Universi-
ty." it will ht We believe
it the biggest IS cents worth
you can get in a shirt any
where. A reliable, we'll
We airing garment
But the IS cents extra in
the "Conqueror' are more
than returned to you. 1t is
the 81 shirt Of the country.
We have looked into this
matter. Get any 81 shirt
you please and compare it
with ours. There's a test
that means something. Hand
loom, 200 linen in the
"Conqueror" BIO s o m; and
such a bosom! proper width
and long enough for any
body. Backed by butchers
linen. See if the other is
not coarser, lighter linen and
backed by cotton.
Most shirts misfit, if at
Jail, about the neck. Notice
the "Conqueror Not a
wrinkle, no fullness gathered
in, no roughness about the
linen, faced neckband. It's
the cut Of the yoke and
front that gives the smooth.
ness. Years and years q
study before we could do il
just right.
Wristbands also linen
faced and of heavier matetia
than the bosom. Not {
point missed you see.
i And the button holes
every one handworked, no
because it's cheaper bu
because it's better. Buttor
holes by machine 12b cent.
, a hundred; by hand between
$50 and 90 cents a hundred
Fit and finish are what Civ
the shirt tstip top excellence
1--WE spare nothing anywhere
Turn the "Conqueror" in
, side out. Not a slightee
, lspot. Every seam felled
, deep generous seams, ant
not a raw, rough edge
,lyou hunt an hour for it. No
: a loose corner to rip. Pull
: on the muslin (no bette.
/ shirting) and see if a sean
starts. OF course it don't
: shirt will wear out before i
: Trips.
i You se known the Con.
, lquero-,' some of you, 70
r nine years; always the bes
81 shirt in the market. Blu
1.-THE "conqueror" OF eve,
= one year ago was not tn
+ "Conqueror" of tod a y
We've been going forwarc
: we've thought and tried an,
Y Travelled. anvthinp IN hal,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
Always Dow n!

We mean prices on our
stock ,of Mems and Boys
Clothing, but We have just
taken account Of stock and
marked prices that viii con.
vince you that We can give
you as CREST bargains % any
place possibly can. All onr
Heavy Overcoats are being
sold 1T 10 per cent.less thar
marked prices, as We have
too many, and want TO re-
duce our stock to make
room for Spring Goods. w,
have just received some bar.
gains in Storm Overcoats
ard listers, which We Sc
cured at very low figures for
cash. Ifyou are thinking
OF having any Clothing
made to order, see the in
ducements We are Offering
in Custom Work, which We
are making in the best man.
ner, with finest ,rimu ing, at
greatly reduced price 8.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

CT REWARII-LOsT, ON SUNDAY
sD1 evening, In going from Tovpsend
street 10 18th and French, a chased ring
with the Initials r. r. q. to l.. u. on ~.
outside plate, and juno tth, on the ipside
Inc above reward Will bs paid II returned
70 LOhENA OLINe, Townsend street, be
tween and Ltbdeli, b. Wilmington. Its
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Southwest Of centre.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
AMI City-ball square.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

CHEtIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE Uf A
- writ Of Ais. Levarf Facias, 70 mo d.
reoted. viii be exposed to public sale at the
Washington Hotel. now kept BY yamea A.
Clay Ureeg hundred, New Castle County.
Uol.,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

SydERlfk' y ALE.-Bi VIRTUE or A
- writ OF Leyarl Facias to mo directed
will he exposed to public sails, at the hotel Of
Alex. Maxwell, IN Middietown. In ST.
Georges Hundred, Now Castle county, Del
ON SATURDAY.
The 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
At o'clock, p. m,
The folloSing described real estate, viz:
All that certain tract or parcel VI land
with tho buiifings thereon erected, stu
ated IN st. Georges Hundred, rev castle
county and state Of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows to wit:
Beginning at an "old stump" in the
road leading from the buck tavern TO st,
Gesrges. thepce running and binding by
and nth line Of land belonging to Man
love Jeeter n0rth 80 degrees east lo8 b.l0
perches to a stake in line OF said Jester land.
thence BY = new line south 81 degrees east
$50 perohes 10 o stake, thence by q new limo
south 80 de8reeo, ives. log o.l0 perches to a
stake. hence up the road leading from the
BycS tavern 10 st Georges 5iA d grees
west 81 $40 p arches 70 q stake thence with
said road north rs degrees west II S.lO
perches TO a stake thence north b4A degrees
west % 9-10 pefches to the old stump In the
road and place Of beginning, Containing
within those BOUNDS ION sores / rood and q
parches OF land be the 81 me more or less
Seized and taken In execution as tho pro
perty OF Edward +. Poulden and Elisabeth
Boulden HIS wife and TO be sold by
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
Sherff'sOhcs, Wilmington, January 10
1857. I2l-ecd
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

fiNE PIANO, ORGAN. CHINA, OAK.
pete. bedroom and kitchsn furnishings
AZ private sale. NO 1909 Market ct. Gall
oet"sen 10 Q. m. and Up. N. t2t2et
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02

the best you can get for he
money.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-02
An 0vercost for 8 Days01

About 500 Overcoat, n |
Atwood quality, have B, ., J.
and $Ia, bccause ae pesa
at that price. The val,,s !.
body who buys is extrso,S'
They are medium in y"
dozen designs, and will IN
almost any and every d.,
and Spring.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15

nKR nAJEsTY's APrAnILiTY'
Won AJAX me what I think Of the Qneen7
think she Is affable. II Is her exceeding
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15

MrlronD buys old gold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15
Attention, y. q. q.

Forspmins, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, Ia
man, and splini, ringbonc. windRill, cpl
zooiic, scratches, etc, in horses, l,angum
Root linimcnt is a SURF cure. The king
OF linimcnts' tx the universal verdict.
Never fails 10 cure any mlmcnt that can
be- reached 10y an external medical nppli.
cation. 30 cents per bottle. For sale ut
Ilcistcr's drug store, 2Si Main street.